"based on responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in a sentence as a marker of an idea that is built on a foundation of responsibility and accountability. For example, "We implemented a system of checks and balances based on responsibility, ensuring that every team member was held accountable for their actions."
But the CSC study takes this in a different direction; it uses one of the classic four-quadrant charts based on responsibility and capability.
It was a moment when Obama's economic policy was not actually based on responsibility.
Fourth, Pakistan needs a long-term relationship with the United States and the European Union based on responsibility and respect.
"Our proposals offer better basic pay with increases based on responsibility instead of time served, a shorter working week and improved patient safety".
Their sagacity, xiao (filial piety), and dedication to work enabled them to create a political culture based on responsibility and trust.
Deconstructing that story, and rebuilding a post-1979 alternative story based on responsibility, modernization, Islamic reformation and cross-cultural dialogue, is this generation's challenge.
This assessment, at the outset of their careers, is based on the assessment of evidence based on students' responsibility and accountability when presented with credible and independent evidence on their performance.
The Scottish Right to Roam is based on responsibilities as well as rights, see yours as a wild camper at the outdoor access Scotland website.
Data was gathered by a hospital team based on responsibilities in each of 12 PS areas, coordinated by an analysis lead.
They value a rules-based system based on fiscal responsibility, and have bought her line that profligacy and complacency in Europe's southern countries are partly, if not fully, to blame for the euro's woes.
The former is still based on individual responsibility: Each individual shares responsibility for an event.
